Sentence examples for has slightly longer from inspiring English sources

The only trade off is that our approach has slightly longer path length compared to AODV.

Compared to SpoonRocket, Sprig has slightly longer delivery times and high prices but tastier food.

China has slightly longer corners than Malaysia but it is not that different a circuit, other than much lower track temperatures, so I would expect them to be able to carry this performance into China.

The sexes are similar, but the male is marginally larger and has slightly longer breeding plumes than the female; juvenile birds lack coloured plumes and have a black bill.

In contrast, the knockout line atchr23 has slightly longer roots than the wild-type, but only in osmotic stress (average length 33.9 mm; Figure  6D).

The reinforced nylon 6 welded in low pressure had slightly longer fatigue life than the others.

At the time, in the late 1960s and early 1970s, I had slightly longer hair.

Excluding the exceptional Rajaonarimampianina, heads of government tend to have slightly longer names than heads of state.

The English dogs, which are bred for hunting, not a cute appearance, have slightly longer legs and smaller ears.

In the case of the giraffe, individuals that happened to have slightly longer necks had a better chance of securing food and thus were able to have more offspring.

But it's Duke Dumont, who has had slightly longer to deal with this unexpected success than the rest, who seems most at ease with what's happening.